Muzică house (Romanian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Muzică house" in Romanian language version.

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Donato, Marla (1987): House Music: A Pulsing Beat Finds A Home Arhivat în 18 septembrie 2015, la Wayback Machine.. Chicago Tribune. Tribune Company. 1987-03-04. Retrieved 2014-04-25.
Trice, Dawn Turner (2012) House music: The beat goes on—Member of Chosen Few DJs delves into history of the musical movement Arhivat în 18 martie 2015, la Wayback Machine.. Chicago Tribune. Tribune Company. 2012-07-02. Retrieved 2014-04-25.

Warde-Aldam, Digby (2014): House music is great music – or can be Arhivat în 26 aprilie 2014, la Wayback Machine.. The Spectator. Press Holdings. "I suspect the following statement may piss off dance nerds, but it’s fair to say that Knuckles had as much claim as anyone to having ‘invented’ house music thirty odd years ago. Essentially, he took the kitsch out of disco and turned it into a synthesiser-heavy global brand. Was it worth the effort, though?" 2014-04-08. Retrieved 2014-04-25

Walters, Barry (2014): Burning Down the House: Read SPIN's 1986 Feature on Chicago's Club Scene—New York has rap. Washington has go go. Chicago's got house, the boldest dance music on the planet. Put a little tickle on the jones' head, and jack yo' body. SPIN magazine. Spin Media. "Farley claims he invented house music. House music is HARD disco. It goes BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM with little variation, subtlety, melody, instrumentation — or music for that matter. House, by definition, ain't crossover. It's in the house, and it won't come out. [...] Like Levan, Knuckles mixed dubbed-up inspirational electronic funk cult jams by the Peech Boys and D Train with '70s black disco classics by Loleatta Holloway and South Shore Commission. [...] They called this sound Warehouse music. For short, house music." 2014-04-01 (re-issue of a November 1987 article). Retrieved 2014-04-25.

„The Punk Rocker Who Made Chicago House Happen”. VICE Media. Arhivat din original la 14 iulie 2014. Accesat în 1 iunie 2014.

Donato, Marla (1987): House Music: A Pulsing Beat Finds A Home Arhivat în 18 septembrie 2015, la Wayback Machine.. Chicago Tribune. Tribune Company. 1987-03-04. Retrieved 2014-04-25.
Trice, Dawn Turner (2012) House music: The beat goes on—Member of Chosen Few DJs delves into history of the musical movement Arhivat în 18 martie 2015, la Wayback Machine.. Chicago Tribune. Tribune Company. 2012-07-02. Retrieved 2014-04-25.
Warde-Aldam, Digby (2014): House music is great music – or can be Arhivat în 26 aprilie 2014, la Wayback Machine.. The Spectator. Press Holdings. "I suspect the following statement may piss off dance nerds, but it’s fair to say that Knuckles had as much claim as anyone to having ‘invented’ house music thirty odd years ago. Essentially, he took the kitsch out of disco and turned it into a synthesiser-heavy global brand. Was it worth the effort, though?" 2014-04-08. Retrieved 2014-04-25
„The Punk Rocker Who Made Chicago House Happen”. VICE Media. Arhivat din original la 14 iulie 2014. Accesat în 1 iunie 2014.
„Let's Talk Chicago Classic House Music > The Frankie Knuckles Story by Michaelanglo Matos (DJ Mixes)”. Boolumaster. Arhivat din original la 21 iulie 2011. Accesat în 1 iunie 2014.